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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1900
Page
6
Reports from the camp indicate smooth operation and improving morale. Officers note the men are in good spirits, with smiles and steady progress reported across duties and routines.
An article notes possible Russian naval build up in Asia, with speculation that Raswin is developing Kasha into a stronghold for the fleet to deter British action. The Times suggests the move may be party caused, but the government should consider rebuilding portions of the fleet to reassure the public.
Disputed statement from the St Petersburg area explains troop movements toward Persian and Afghan frontiers. Mobilizations aimed to quell Hindu unrest after royal rumor of death, sending units by train to Tilas and Bake then to Kraynavivlok and Unende, all within a week. Russian newspapers claim the dispatch signals a precautionary posture to deter projected threats on distant fronts.
Report from the Gnorneey coast notes a wrecked vessel named the Ibex. Passengers and crew evacuated safely as Black Rook is suspected to have attacked during the voyage. Injuries are minor. authorities investigate the incident and affirm no loss of life.
A Lisbon dispatch reports Britain and Germany agreed to ensure Portuguese neutrality. The Hinspatch notes the nations pledged to protect Portugal, while Portugal’s government reportedly rejected terms and offered no guarantees.
An excerpted notice outlines global market distress with references to harvests and power figures. It mentions indeterminate dividends and a large total investment, hinting at government and regional concerns over resource distribution and financial obligations.
Telegrams report there is no approach to settlement in the ongoing goldfields distress. The firm determination of authorities and financiers to address the crisis remains unwavering, despite stalled negotiations and mounting hardship among miners.
Reported by wire from Min urban correspondent, the scandalous arbitration proceeding caused delays as the men went out yesterday night and trains halted after engines were reset. In Fronantly this morning about 300 strikers gathered on the railway line but were moved on by police. Suburban services ran intermittently with the registrar in bankruptcy alarmed about delays. Thirty drivers remained at the service of the department.
A disrupted transport scene unfolds as a stone jam blocks Joy Street traffic while a mayoral statement warns of food and horse feed shortages for five days. Smoke and damaged wires interrupt rail lines, with ration movements from Perth to Fremantle noted amid rising scarcity.
Acting Premier reports to the premier about the Astern colonies as Lonmstaners face strike concerns. Sir John Barves hints the engine drivers' stance may hinder progress and stability.
Promayde Chamber of Commerce session held this afternoon expressed regret at the action taken by the wen.
The Acting minister warns that unless work resumes by a set time, workers returning Wednesday morning will be allowed to resume only if they comply. Failure to do so could prejudice their positions, as officials insist on immediate action to prevent further disruption.
A muddled report claims Mr Campbell faced pressure over a strike cause and altering a resignation. Workers held a meeting and decided to request Campbell to leave his senior post, amid unclear leadership from country towns and telegrams.
A garbled OCR note describes passenger trains between Northam Beverley and an express route. It mentions a 10 o clock departure and possible delays or missed connections, but details are unclear. The fragment suggests a timetable irregularity affecting travelers in the Bonbury area.
In a scrambled exchange the acting premier hints at denying February conditions unless service improves. He urges overcoming difficulties to ensure milk delivery for train service while blaming the striking workers for the impasse and stressing government responsibility.
Fragmentary OCR recounts voices about trains and lines with scattered names and events. The text mentions men, water, engines, and difficulties, but details are unclear and many terms are garbled.
Lee and ten wen nih in a Beir area dispute as Amma and Chet face wavering views. Local figures debate stance affecting the community.
Workers at a workshop vote on whether to strike following an evening meeting. Management oversees the process as employees weigh collective action.
When the acting traffic manager arrived at Moramntle he was greeted with hooting and violent laughter directed at the engine driver. Mr Short reportedly warned and grounded the engine amid the taunts, while staff heard jeering remarks as the conflict escalated.
A fragment indicates that workers at several workshops decided to pursue discussions this evening to avoid a strike. The note mentions a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce where the outcome was announced, suggesting ongoing labor action discussions and potential settlement efforts.
The document expresses strong support for the current railway administration and calls for the Commissioner to assure that the General Manager and the Executive Superintendent be suspended pending inquiry into a dispute between two officers. It also declares the strike warranted and warns of disruptions to cargo discharge by shipping companies and freight handlers.
Report covers Armstrong's Cycle Agency debuting the "Armstrong" racer amid brisk track events. Mentions Stillinglaw winning over £100 at a meeting and a Christmas Eve event at Coolzandie, with riders like Louder and Levies competing. Describes the machine's design, price, and limited production, noting its Rover-inspired frame and fits to the era's motor cycle tech. The piece blends industry chatter with racing results and future expectations.
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